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So this one they are saying they don't provide financial support to move to UK Sounds like an easy one to abuse to me
The Daily Telegraph (EU pays jobless migrants to come to Britain, 3 August) and the Daily Express (Now the European Union pays jobless migrants THOUSANDS to claim jobs in Britain, 4 August) report that one third of the young migrants participating in the EU pilot scheme Your First EURES Job were placed in the UK.
Your First EURES Job mobility scheme supports young people aged between 18 and 35 to find a suitable job, traineeship or apprenticeship within the EU. Financial support is only provided if the job-seeker is short-listed for a vacancy and has been invited for an interview. If the candidate is recruited, only limited further support is provided to cover part of the travel and subsistence cost. It is about helping young unemployed people who want to work hard to do so, not encouraging “jobless migrants” to come to Britain or any other country.
At the same time it helps employers across the EU to find the right people for vacancies that have proven difficult to fill and for which they have not found suitable candidates at national level. It is testing a novel approach to matching young people seeking a job with employers who need them. It also provides limited financial support to employers, including British businesses, to cover integration measures and training measures programmes for the newly hired.
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